Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-10

! Captain Samuel Bolton, Twenty Regimen Lieutenant Frank A. Munson, First New York Ca, airy. Allen D Decte9t GOT Sergeant E. s: Wheeler, g. M: Sergeant Twenty E HsnH1 whspeE M Fspsm T M Tbom.s efF%a5 H0ofsr | Samuel ] T. f. button, button W. H. Brown. '' Orderly, David Chadeayne, Tenth Connecticut vo unteers. Brigadier General Smith, Marshal, and seventee assistant marshals ! Brigade c. N. G., General Graham. Brigade Staff. L. Fourth Regiment.
 First Regiment.
 Second Regiment.
 Third Regiment
 Fifth Battalion. Battery A, Light Artillery. Emerald Guard, New Haven | Battalion Governors Foot Guard. IN CARRIAGES. | Governor Lounsbury and Staff. Monument Committee Connecticut Senators and Representatives in Con ! gress. Battalion Governors Horse Guard SECOND DIVISION. | Veterans. General sIoat, Marshals and Fourteen Assistant | MarShas. Rockville Band. Department of Connecticut G. A. R. Commander Taintor and Nine Assistant Marshals r
 P9s5s frem eaden New Britain Bristol New Milford, southington and New Bands and Drum Corps. Generals sherman Sheridan, Schofeld, Terry, A. W. Greeley, Fairchild and staff, G. A. R, Gen Hariand. H. B. Darlington. Albermarle
 cady Wm 6thBr B. WO9steo aO9 eod5aI Buksy Rsy and D. Grant. Twenty-seven G. A. R. posts from all parts of U. S. Naval Battalion, ": s: Wells commanding
 and Staff. Connecticut Division Sons of Veterans, Twenty
 seven Camps Sons of Veterans
 THIRD DIVISION.
 National and Memorial The unbroken Ssterhood of States represented by by the Public School Memorial Guard, Gen. eral Blakeslee marshal, Field and Staff
 Officers, Assistant Marshas and Com
 panies from the Public Schools and Sunday Schools. FOURTH DIVISION. Uniformed Civic Societies. Marshal, Major Charles W. Blakes!ee, jr. Assistant Marshals. Major George H. Larned Major Theron A. Todd Henry W. Sanford, J. Samuel scranton, N.
 Tingue band of Seymour.
 Col E. r. Durand and staff.
 Knights of Pythias. Ds1as so Gfgen sa0FSe Division No 4 Captain T: M. Smith. First regiment Union Rifles, Knights Of Pythias
 New York.
 Sarsheld Zouaves, Capt. Albert Tanyan.
 In Carriages.
 L. D. Chidsey, assstant marshal.
 Mayors of other cities.
 Ex-Mayors of New Haven. Town agent and selectmen town of New Haven
 Selectmen of other towns:
 Boards of aldermen and councilmen.
 Ex-GovernorS Of Connecticut. Judges of United States and State courts. Speaker of House of Representatives.
 Ex-Congressmen.
 HAMMoNAssETT TRIBE RED MEN, NEW HAVEN. J. E. Hunt, Sachem; J W. Hatstatt, Senior Saga
 Smith, Prophet. Fratellansa 1talianza Society, Antony D. Finally,
 Garibaldi Society.
 And others.
 FIFTH DIVISION.
 Marshal, Charles Weidig.
 Assistant Marshals H. Hessler, J. B. Richards, George Rotman, John Guyer, Leopold Herz, N. Heller, J. Warren 0sSEsl anslS!oa &uEaslas nsf Resneer a erI T
 Kusterer, Jacob Broschart, Charles
 Schenck, E. Krause.
 Stamford Band
 Aron sngng soeey sss5ss Wsm bshmeyer Harugari Singing Society, BaTtholomsw % Weeks oea snpgnp gocatH ank
 Hessen Society, Mich Hessler.
 PIattdeutsche Society. Ernest KIenfe
 Viking Swiss Society, Barry Holm.
 SIXTH DIVISION.
 Civic Societies.
 Marshal, Major William A. Lincoln.
 Assistant Marshals. James P. Bree Major Hiram Camp, Major Joseph H. Keefe, Major R. A. Belden, Michael Dillon, J. J. Brennan, Patrick Doyle, B. J. Dillon, W; o; Staples; Captain R; J Bunee. W.
 H. Fitzgerald, pr. J. M Reilly, Cap
 berry, J. R. Manning Cap
 tain George H. Petts. Portchegter Cornet Band, c. Blaney, Leader. ohsFIss Roz Benjamin F. Winchester Hose Company, New Haven, Walter Hurlburt, Foreman, Henry Hamilton, Assist Santa Maria Council No 3. Knights of Columbus,
 New Haven.
 Patriotic Sons of America. Washington Camp Nc. 2. + H. Hayden. Washington Camp No. 3, H. H. Denton
 Order United Am American Mechanicse Pioneer Council No. 1, E. E: Stevens Washington Council No. 2, F. Brown. Garfield Council No IA, G. E. Parker
 Sons of Temperance. Harmony No. 5, Charles E. Hart. Fair Haven No. 36, W. H. Richards.
 Society Frattellanini Italiano. Assistant Marshals, Charles Arienta Eugene Del grago, John Sella, Nichola Murana
 SEVENTH DIVISION.
 New Haven Fire Department. Tubbs' Military Band. Norwich: Marshal, Lieutenant Colonel A. c. Hendrck, Chief
 Fire Department.
 ASSISTANT MARsHALs. Assistant Chief, Andrew Kennedy Assistant Chief, William C. Smith; Assistant Chief, John L. Disbrow. Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1-Captain Ed Fire Engine s4 cGnRsR5 Fl RESSb1S9 NS scaptatn Will Steam Fire Engine Company No. s-Captain chas. Steam Fire Engine Company No. 4-caprain Chris oo and 1oddsr soRne1 RnnanI a LsNngley N
 H. Hilton Steam Fire Engine Company No. 5-ca. tain Henry Steam Fire Engine Company No. 6-captain Will fred H. Spang. Steam Fire Engine company No. scaptsin James
 J. Bradnack. J. Wilson. '' By Order of GENERAL EDWIN 8. GREELEY,
 Grand Marshal.
 JOHN G. HEALY, Lieutenant Colonle and Adjutant General. FRED H. WAIDRoN, Captain and Assistant Adjutant General I DIED IN WEST HAVEN A Former New Haven Citizen once ! Mayor Of San Antonio, Texas. MT. James M. DeVine, who died in West l Haven June 7 and was buried in Milford yes- terdsy, had led 8 somewhat eventfu1 life. | He came when young man to Milford from | the British possessions, and was engaged in | pursuits there. He married a | Milford lady, who died some years ago. He l acquired knowledge of the drug | business in New Haven and later bought | drug businefs in Woodbury, Conn.,, which | he conducted several years. He afterward | had for years prosperous drug business in | San Antonio, Texas, and was mayor of that | city. Owing to the heat of political discus sions there just before the war he sold out | his business at loss and came North again. | He was afterward farmer in Pennsylvania, and later in New Jersey. He married his | second wife in Huron, Ohio, daughter of | Charles Atwster, an esteemed citizen of MIl ford, Conn.,, for years, who had removed to | Ohio. Afterward MT. DeVine bought out an l auction store on State street under the COURIER office. Later he had g crockery | business at the same store, which he sold to | 70 to Colorado where his son wGe located. | Reverses overlook him and he returned to he East and bought g place and settsed in West Haven. He was a man of dignifed snd | ,efned personal appearance and of consider lble ability and was much esteemed in all |